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Thanks for dropping your concern here in the Community, Jb. Please know that entering a split transfer and amounts with different currencies is not an option in QuickBooks Online (QBO). I'm here to share more information and alternatives regarding this.
Since generating a split transfer is unavailable, we can create an expense for the bank charges as a workaround. To do so, we'll need to set up an account for both Natwest and HSBC charges. Then, use it to account for and record the fees in QBO.
Here's how to set up the account:
Following that, let's create an expense transaction for the fees. You may seek assistance from an accounting professional to initiate this accurately in the program.
Regarding the imported HSBC transaction on your bank feed, we can exclude it and manually enter the transferred amount in QuickBooks. This way, it can be documented accordingly in the system.
To exclude the data from your For review tab, please follow these steps:
After this, manually record the transfer in QBO. To help you with this, please refer to the Record a new transfer section from this link: Transfer funds between accounts.
Finally, once you're ready to reconcile your account, this article could guide you on its proper and seamless procedures: Learn the reconciliation workflow in QuickBooks.
If you require additional assistance with handling the bank fees and transfers or other QuickBooks data, you can add a comment below. I'm always here and ready to assist you.
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